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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    You are telling me no one tried Core i7 under LN2?
    As for the retail Deneb comment,i agree ,we have to wait and see what it will look like in OC department.But what we know from Shanghai,it will be faster than Agena clock for clock,it will consume 40-50% less power and it will OC to near 4Ghz on air while remaining relatively cool.All these attributes make it a potential killer mainstream chip, be it gaming or whatnot.
    Oh and it doesn't have cold bug,which means 6+Ghz clocks under LN2 will be seen for sure.
    nop, I did not try yet, so, let 's see. High clock demonstration by manufacturer is usually very meaning less, since the list of tricks I can pull to increase the speed is almost illimited. We saw a demo of a 4Ghz barcelona, nobody except AMD ever got there.
    I am a very honnest person, so, every body need to understand what I can do ... I can change ratios on the fly, I can unlock parts of the CPU, I can defeature parts of the processors that does not clock well, and everybody who think AMD can not do the same thing is naive
    This is why at the end, what matter is to have a curve with at least 4 frequencies to make sure that nothing was defeatured to get to the high clock (When it is manufacturer demo)

    For the moment, I will pull a side those tricks and see what I can get with LN2, and to make sure it is true, I ll do it with a famous OC master , then, I ll pull my tricks ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Drwho? View Post
    nop, I did not try yet, so, let 's see. High clock demonstration by manufacturer is usually very meaning less, since the list of tricks I can pull to increase the speed is almost illimited. We saw a demo of a 4Ghz barcelona, nobody except AMD ever got there.
    I am a very honnest person, so, every body need to understand what I can do ... I can change ratios on the fly, I can unlock parts of the CPU, I can defeature parts of the processors that does not clock well, and everybody who think AMD can not do the same thing is naive
    This is why at the end, what matter is to have a curve with at least 4 frequencies to make sure that nothing was defeatured to get to the high clock (When it is manufacturer demo)

    For the moment, I will pull a side those tricks and see what I can get with LN2, and to make sure it is true, I ll do it with a famous OC master , then, I ll pull my tricks ...
    Stay tunes ! fun is coming!
    All that is fine and dandy,but you're forgetting one very important thing:
    AMD has no room for that kind of stunts! They would loose A LOT if this is the case.
    And honestly i doubt that this demo was a"stunt".AMD has nothing to gain since it would hurt the very much if people fail to reach close to teh claimed clocks.Remember: air cooling =3.9-~4GHz ,wc=4+Ghz,dry ice =5+Ghz,LN2=6+Ghz.
    It's simple as that.

    PS Intel doing the Ln2 demo after core i7 was long released and just after Deneb LN2 sessions would look a LOT like knee-jerk reaction...
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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    All that is fine and dandy,but you're forgetting one very important thing:
    AMD has no room for that kind of stunts! They would loose A LOT if this is the case.
    And honestly i doubt that this demo was a"stunt".AMD has nothing to gain since it would hurt the very much if people fail to reach close to teh claimed clocks.Remember: air cooling =3.9-~4GHz ,wc=4+Ghz,dry ice =5+Ghz,LN2=6+Ghz.
    It's simple as that.

    PS Intel doing the Ln2 demo after core i7 was long released and just after Deneb LN2 sessions would look a LOT like knee-jerk reaction...
    http://www.bit-tech.net/news/2008/11...ed-for-ocing/1

    In a ravenously positive post on Theo Valich's blog, formerly of Inquirer and TGDaily fame, he claims that AMD has worked specifically with extreme overclockers for the first time in years to achieve a 45nm design that is claimed to work flawlessly from -200C to +100C!
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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    AMD has nothing to gain since it would hurt the very much if people fail to reach close to teh claimed clocks.Remember: air cooling =3.9-~4GHz ,wc=4+Ghz,dry ice =5+Ghz,LN2=6+Ghz.
    We will know shortly

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drwho? View Post
    You gotta stop clutching at this straw soon.
    The max clock AMD achieved with Phenom 65nm is 2.6Ghz ,which is 15% short of 3Ghz.Not that much.TLB issue made them dedicate the much needed time (for speed path optimiz.) for other things like fixing the damn bug in hardware.

    Like i said,you need to stop living in the past.AMD's chip can work without failing in the range from -200 to +100 degrees Celsius,as Theo said here:
    http://theovalich.wordpress.com/2008...re-i7-thunder/


    During morning hours in US, I was contacted by several high-level executives who asked me is it true that AMD was sold to a private investor.
    Timing of such rumor was without any doubt, pure FUD attack to steal the thunder from today’s announcement that got the press and enthusiasts tingly like elementary school girl.
    The announcement is expiry of embargo on AMD’s Press Preview, held recently in Austin, Texas. Like I hinted in an article just days ago, AMD worked with selected hard-core overclockers to tune up the Phenom II CPU and Dragon platform (790GX chipset with AM3 socket, nothing earth-shattering here). The results are quite spectacular, to say the least.


    AMD decided that the time has come to regain the crown in overclocking, and the company means it. You can thank all of this to several key members of former ATI Technologies, now AMD GPG. I know it is not fair to name the few, since I can’t mention them all, but guys such as Godfrey Cheng, Ian McNaughton, Korhan Eben, Macci, and many unsung heroes combined with old-school AMD executives such as Patrick Moorhead, who keeps his desktop machines OC’ed to 3.2 GHz and arguing with IT Police… All in all, this effort brought a lot of fighting spirit to AMD and these guys are now biting at all sides. First with Radeon series, then with chipsets and now with CPUs.
    Phenom II is going to be extremely overclockable. How overclockable? Much.
    With good air-cooler, 4.0 GHz is a given on almost every Black Edition CPU that will hit the stores starting January 8, 2009. This is nothing special, since Intel can do the same with Core i7 series. But, with water-cooling or TEC-enhanced water-cooling (hint: CoolIT), you can easily reach 4.5 GHz and beyond.
    But, the real show starts when we dip below the zero degrees Celsius/Centigrade. History of AMD and sub-zero cooling is quite interesting. AMD was the first manufacturer to showcase vapor chamber and liquid oxygen cooling (yes, oxygen, not nitrogen) with Athlon 550 MHz that reached 1.03 GHz and became the first CPU to pass the 1 GHz mark. As the time went by, AMD slowly started to move away from Swashbuckler attitude lead by Jerry Sanders and put a dull corporate Motorola face lead by Hector Jesus Ruiz. All of this is past now, since AMD put substantial effort to produce a CPU which operating temperature is massive 300 degrees Celsius!
    Yes, you’ve read it correctly – from -200 to +100, you can be certain that your Phenom will not fail. On-die sensors are tweaked up and they will not lock the part at -100 or -20C, and you can use dry ice or LN2 to crank it up to the max.


    The max reached so far by AMD team is… 6.0 GHz! Given that most LN2 clockers use dual-core CPUs to reach 5.5+ GHz speeds, seeing 6.0 GHz CPU running applications such as Crysis is a testament to monumental effort put by AMD’s CPU and Chipset team. Don’t think this was CPU team only effort – guys from Markham worked hard on Advanced Clock Calibration, or ACC. ACC is exactly “the secret sauce” AMD needed to unlock these levels of performance.
    Hitting 4.0 GHz on air, 4.5 on water, 4.5+ on TEC+water, 5.6 GHz on dry ice and there was a post at 6.0 GHz. Given the fact that dry ice is “weaker” solution than LN2, it will be really interesting to see what will happen when hard-core overclockers get their hands on these 45nm ice-cold babies.
    AMD is back. And yes, Intel’s Core i7 thunder has just been stolen completely. Core i7 is a great CPU, but quite expensive platform, with three channels of DDR3. AMD Phenom II comes out with 16 GB/s of memory bandwidth using only two channels, and clocking like there’s no tomorrow.
    The best part of them all is the price: AMD Phenom II 940 Black Edition will set you back for 40% of the amount you have to shell out for Core i7 Extreme 965 and yet, it comes with a radically cheaper platform of equal or even better overclocking capabilities.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Drwho? View Post
    Hmm I was able to beat maccis 9600BE results with an retail 9600BE whom did 2.7GHz before on 790FX chipset. That was one of those early 3GHz ones. 790GX platform fixed alot of issues.

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    Quote Originally Posted by informal View Post
    All that is fine and dandy,but you're forgetting one very important thing:
    AMD has no room for that kind of stunts! They would loose A LOT if this is the case.
    And honestly i doubt that this demo was a"stunt".AMD has nothing to gain since it would hurt the very much if people fail to reach close to teh claimed clocks.Remember: air cooling =3.9-~4GHz ,wc=4+Ghz,dry ice =5+Ghz,LN2=6+Ghz.
    It's simple as that.

    PS Intel doing the Ln2 demo after core i7 was long released and just after Deneb LN2 sessions would look a LOT like knee-jerk reaction...
    AMD has tweaked the on-die sensor to not lock the part
    no more comments from me
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    so hes gone right?

    i am so sry guys but this guy does not impress me one bit, Intel engineer or not, he sounds just like all of the intel fanboys.

    i had a look at his 'past' work, from various sites from the Aussie OC sites to various others, and all i see, is an intel lover.

    so why 'grace' us with his presence here?

    been with intel for 11 years or so, at the supposed cutting edge of intel design, and is only a member here since the end of 2007?

    has had his hands on core i7 for ages now and hasnt put it under LN2?

    this is small site in the big scheme of things, but it is very popular, especially for extreme clockers, and engineers and engineering teams?

    im sry mr DrWho, i have read your 'posts' and you really dont have anything to say ehh? other than devils advocate opinions of AMD kit, like 'we will see'

    chuckle, chuckle and so on

    do me a big favour and go hang out in the intel section, maybe you impress them, not me.

    is Chad Boga your brother?
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    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    so hes gone right?

    i am so sry guys but this guy does not impress me one bit, Intel engineer or not, he sounds just like all of the intel fanboys.

    Well I would be if they paid the bills for me for 11 years.

    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    i had a look at his 'past' work, from various sites from the Aussie OC sites to various others, and all i see, is an intel lover.
    And you clearly are an AMD lover... so where does that leave us? In an endless arguement that could go on forever like a dog chasing its tale.

    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    so why 'grace' us with his presence here?
    Surely its a good idea to find out what your opponent is up to you. Especially if you wish to maintain an educated viewpoint of the market of which you work in. I think its quite cool that someone from intel bothers to sort through these posts in order to offer up an additional and educated viewpoint.

    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    been with intel for 11 years or so, at the supposed cutting edge of intel design, and is only a member here since the end of 2007?
    OMG!!! You mean PC tech life outside of XS just doesn't exist!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    has had his hands on core i7 for ages now and hasnt put it under LN2?
    Well...personally I would have put it under LN2 myself but the guy has said that he is capable of doing things that no other OC'er could do so his results would be beyond any mere mortal. But I would kind of like to see what francois could do with Nehalem.

    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    this is small site in the big scheme of things, but it is very popular, especially for extreme clockers, and engineers and engineering teams?

    im sry mr DrWho, i have read your 'posts' and you really don't have anything to say ehh? other than devils advocate opinions of AMD kit, like 'we will see'
    Well...fair enough we've been burned by AMD's promises in the past so why should we trust rumours now?

    I don't understand your rant going on here for simply offering a different and educated viewpoint. I understand its not one you want to hear but at the same time he has said nothing offensive and has offered up evidence or the promise to obtain it at a future date in order to back up his arguments.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris_redfield View Post
    And you clearly are an AMD lover... so where does that leave us?
    in the AMD section with 3 intel fanboys?


    Surely its a good idea to find out what your opponent is up to you. Especially if you wish to maintain an educated viewpoint of the market of which you work in. I think its quite cool that someone from intel bothers to sort through these posts in order to offer up an additional and educated viewpoint.
    my opponent? you clearly you see this as some kind of 'head to head', if i want to know what my 'opponent' is up to i will head over to the intel section


    OMG!!! You mean PC tech life outside of XS just doesn't exist!!!
    yes it does, but for 'the' extreme mob, this is the place to be


    Well...personally I would have put it under LN2 myself but the guy has said that he is capable of doing things that no other OC'er could do so his results would be beyond any mere mortal. But I would kind of like to see what francois could do with Nehalem.
    im sry this isnt brain surgery here, and hes no brain surgeon, this is OC'ing a chip, we can all OC with the best of them, and if you wanna see what he can do with the 'chip' im sure he will post results in the intel section.



    Well...fair enough we've been burned by AMD's promises in the past so why should we trust rumours now?

    I don't understand your rant going on here for simply offering a different and educated viewpoint. I understand its not one you want to hear but at the same time he has said nothing offensive and has offered up evidence or the promise to obtain it at a future date in order to back up his arguments.
    i never said he was offensive or rude, he seems like a nice guy, i just question his interests in the forum, it all seems a bit like, the 'Intel overclocking Superman' to me.

    next he will be posting benches of super PI and cinebench (as he said) telling us how 'so much better core i7 is.

    i think they call it, 'blowing ones trumpet'

    well he can blow his trumpet over at intel forum, or have the decency to start his own thread instead of hijacking this one.

    these intel guys are allways the same

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    i dont know how long you've been around overclocking circles but when we were all growing up on AMDs and kicking Intels arse AMD and many fanboys were shouting from the rooftops challenging intel with many things including SuperPi

    AMD was absolutely murdering Intel in SuperPi aside from their mobile chips or those leaky 8GHz P4s hehehe

    AMD was the and we all loved and bought crazy amounts of their hardware

    So Intel turned the tables with Conroe and burried AMD overnight............... and now AMD doesn't want to know about SuperPi
    WOW surprise surprise


    I am not debating the goodness or badness of SuperPi. I am simply stating the obvious hypocritical attitude at the moment


    ...................................

    I am sure that AMD has no answer to SuperPi which is fair enough.....i love superpi and will buy hardware that runs it faster but I will also buy AMD from now on if these claims are indeed correct

    IF these claims are correct and they were hitting 6.3GHz screens and the CPUs will appear on XS in cherry picked for they will be able to bench at 6GHz fairly easily (reason for big "if" is if they indeed did not play tricks that Francois alluded to)

    lets say 5.8GHz and 5.5GHz for crappy CPUs
    Intel is at 4.8-5.2GHz at the moment

    AMD will be able to take some benchmarks if they can stay within 10% efficiency of Intel at least

    lots of guesswork but all so exciting and confusing atm

    we need these CPUs now to test the claims
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    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    in the AMD section with 3 intel fanboys?
    Excellent observation. Makes you wonder why Pro-Intel users come to the AMD forums. I am Pro AMd and have never been in the Intel forum since I've been coming here. I guess with all the rukus AMD affiliates are making over Deneb/Shanghai is making some green....or should I say BLUE with envy.


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    Stick to ya' guns Soundood!

    This thread nor this thread section has nothing to do with Intel. So, let's all get back on topic of how AMD Phenom II rockz!

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    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    he can blow his trumpet over at intel forum, or have the decency to start his own thread instead of hijacking this one.

    these intel guys are allways the same

    i couldnt agree more
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    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post

    is Chad Boga your brother?
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    Quote Originally Posted by soundood View Post
    so hes gone right?

    i am so sry guys but this guy does not impress me one bit, Intel engineer or not, he sounds just like all of the intel fanboys.

    i had a look at his 'past' work, from various sites from the Aussie OC sites to various others, and all i see, is an intel lover.

    so why 'grace' us with his presence here?

    been with intel for 11 years or so, at the supposed cutting edge of intel design, and is only a member here since the end of 2007?

    has had his hands on core i7 for ages now and hasnt put it under LN2?

    this is small site in the big scheme of things, but it is very popular, especially for extreme clockers, and engineers and engineering teams?

    im sry mr DrWho, i have read your 'posts' and you really dont have anything to say ehh? other than devils advocate opinions of AMD kit, like 'we will see'

    chuckle, chuckle and so on

    do me a big favour and go hang out in the intel section, maybe you impress them, not me.

    is Chad Boga your brother?
    Well said Soundood.
    Informal, good on you mate for taking up the fight.
    I can't believe he had the b*lls to come in here.

    I don't know if many here saw the argument between a guy named Agner and Who. (He recently changed his name to Dr Who...Ego or what )
    I can't even remember which site it was but this Agner guy really knows his stuff and he posted and exposed all the tricks that intel were pulling with compilers, it was amazing to see how intel could cripple AMD cpu's this way.
    Anyway Who came along and tried to argue that it was ok to do it and Agner tore him to shreds, it's the funniest thing I have ever seen on the net. I just wish I could find it now.
    Who is the architect of all these compiler shenanigans, so we have him to blame.
    Bring on the antitrust case...
    I have zero time for the guy and as far as I'm concerned he fits right in with the intel ethos.

    Interesting he came here for a visit.
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    Heya Aussie FX
    Check Aceshardware forum for the discussion you need .I don't have a link but search posts by Agner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussie FX View Post
    Anyway Who came along and tried to argue that it was ok to do it and Agner tore him to shreds, it's the funniest thing I have ever seen on the net. I just wish I could find it now.
    Maybe you refer to this thread on aceshardware liferaft?
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    I wont intervene in this DrWho thingy since lots of Intel fanboys seem to be friends with mods, but Ill have to agree with soundood here. Although he now and then throws some rubbish around, he did make very good points
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    Quote Originally Posted by Aussie FX View Post
    Well said Soundood.
    Informal, good on you mate for taking up the fight.
    I can't believe he had the b*lls to come in here.

    I don't know if many here saw the argument between a guy named Agner and Who. (He recently changed his name to Dr Who...Ego or what )
    I can't even remember which site it was but this Agner guy really knows his stuff and he posted and exposed all the tricks that intel were pulling with compilers, it was amazing to see how intel could cripple AMD cpu's this way.
    Anyway Who came along and tried to argue that it was ok to do it and Agner tore him to shreds, it's the funniest thing I have ever seen on the net. I just wish I could find it now.
    Who is the architect of all these compiler shenanigans, so we have him to blame.
    Bring on the antitrust case...
    I have zero time for the guy and as far as I'm concerned he fits right in with the intel ethos.

    Interesting he came here for a visit.

    You should be banned. You just come here to post threads so that you can run back to AMDzone and say "look at what I did".

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    Quote Originally Posted by gallag View Post
    You should be banned. You just come here to post threads so that you can run back to AMDzone and say "look at what I did".

    http://www.amdzone.com/phpbb3/viewto...?f=52&t=135822

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    Quote Originally Posted by SkullCracka View Post
    yay.... now beat it geek.
    Yeah, I agree. Some of us like being underdogs

    The intel fanbois always raid this forum and beat their tin cups against the bars whenever it looks like the goofballs at AMD finally did something right

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